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Has the slimlined Understanding the World impacted on teaching and learning? And what can we do to ensure we inspire children's interests and consolidate their knowledge? In the second of a two-part...
Headteacher Alison Peacock argues that the teaching profession should respond courageously to the draft curriculum by enhancing it with a richly diverse and irresistible school curriculum that builds...
Help children to develop independence by encouraging them to practise self-help skills, says Lena Engel Early learning goal
Online CPD opportunities have greatly increased recently, but settings and practitioners need to choose carefully to ensure the training is of benefit, finds Annette Rawstrone
With money from the Transformation Fund equating to 500 per worker in the early years sector, it is not going to achieve miracles (see News, page 4). However, there are some interesting suggestions in...
Following the recent review of training and funding for educational psychologists (EPs), the Government has pledged 16m to support EP training over the next three years.
Harry has recently begun to say the word 'no', shaking his head as he does so. Sometimes he says it spontaneously while crawling after 'forbidden' items such as Mummy's pot plants, stones and dirty...
By Pennie Akehurst (Practical Pre-school Books, £24.99)
Name: Joseph Wright Position: Operations manager at Paint Pots Nurseries, Southampton
The decision to change the way SATS are carried out at Key Stage 1 in England's primary schools is good news for Foundation Stage practitioners. Greater emphasis on teacher assessment of pupils rather...